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presentation of or on
When do we say: presentation on sth and presentation of sth?
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Re: presentation of or on
I think both are used: the presentation of a play; the presentation on child abuse; the presentation of scientific evidence.
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Re: presentation of or on

Originally Posted by
magdalena
When do we say: presentation on sth and presentation of sth?
i think there's a slight difference
When the thing itself is on display you say'presentation of......
And when sth else is displayed in connection with it ,you say presentation on sth...........
Experts to comment....
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Re: presentation of or on

Originally Posted by
magdalena
When do we say: presentation on something and presentation of something?
"presentation on" = "presentation about"
He gave a presentation on the subject of child abuse = He gave a prepared lecture about the topic [probably with slides/PowerPoint]
Yesterday there was a presentation at the Civic Hall on the problems of traffic control.
"presentation of" = something is being presented to someone.
There was a presentation of prizes after the competition
The new ambassador was presented to the Queen at Buckingham Palace
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Originally Posted by
Anglika
"presentation on" = "presentation about"
He gave a presentation on the subject of child abuse = He gave a prepared lecture about the topic [probably with slides/PowerPoint]
Yesterday there was a presentation at the Civic Hall on the problems of traffic control.
"presentation of" = something is being presented to someone.
There was a presentation of prizes after the competition
The new ambassador was presented to the Queen at Buckingham Palace
The point remains to be the same ,
If it is the thing/person(like the ambassador)being prsented ,it's prsentation of
and if it is about something it is presentation on
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Re: presentation of or on
Thank you for clearing this point.
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Re: presentation of or on

Originally Posted by
Anglika
Thank you for clearing this point.
I put it so clearly because we (the people with Eng as 2nd language) tend to fit English usage into rules and definations .
However the beauty of English languge is it's inconsistancies .It' s acceptance to varients is it's strength and reason of it's spread across the globe.
(my own thoughts)
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